On August 15th at 8:00 PM, Smore technology announced through its official public account, "Smore Technology", that their Smore Analysis and Testing Center for Security Assessment has received accreditation from Eurofins, a global leader in scientific analysis and testing certification, for their CTF laboratory.
Eurofins is an internationally recognized testing and certification institution with over 900 laboratories in 54 countries worldwide. They specialize in various fields including power batteries, medical devices, explosion-proof products, and industrial machinery, utilizing over 200,000 reliable analysis methods. With an impressive 450 million tests conducted annually, Eurofins is highly regarded in their industry.
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According to reports, Eurofins has assessed and audited the CTF accredited laboratory for its SEMI analysis testing and safety evaluations in accordance with IECEE's requirements. The laboratory has been issued a certification of accreditation by Eurofins.
CTF, also known as Customer Testing Facilities, refers to a laboratory for testing electrical products. Smoltech has recently completed the IECEE-CB (the mutual recognition system for testing electrical products) Scheme CTF certification. After receiving this certification, Smoltech's safety tests can be mutually recognized by the 54 IECEE member countries globally. Following the unveiling of the CTF laboratory certification, customers from all over the world can access Smoltech's CTF laboratory on the IEC website. They can directly indicate the name and address of the laboratory in globally recognized CB reports.
Furthermore, Summor Analysis Testing and Safety Assessment Center also undertakes market access testing for electronic vaporizer products including the US PMTA and EU TPD.
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